Turbine Flow Meter is a volumetric measuring turbine type. The flowing fluid engages the rotor causing it to rotate at an angular velocity proportional to the fluid flow rate.

The angular velocity of the rotor results in the generation of an electrical signal (AC sine wave type) in the pickup. The summation of the pulsing electrical signal is related directly to total flow.

The frequency of the signal relates directly to flow rate. The vaned rotor is the only moving part of the flow meter.

The Turbine flow meter (axial turbine) was invented by Reinhard Woltman and is an accurate and reliable flow meter for liquids and gases. It consists of a flow tube with end connections and a magnetic multi bladed free spinning rotor (impeller) mounted inside; in line with the flow.

Turbine meters are simple to operate and maintain, and in service worldwide as a reliable, cost-effective method for achieving accurate flow measurement. Turbine flow meters are designed to maximize throughout and minimize pressure drop, maintain high flow rates over an extended flow range and offer pulse output that is linear to the flow rate. The turbine meters also minimize fiscal measurement uncertainty by delivering high-frequency pulse resolution to account for minute increments of the flow rate.

Turbine Flow Meters for flow measurement of fuels, marine engine fuel monitoring, light fuel oil, thermal oil, solvents, tap and demineralised water as well as special models for refrigerants, pharmaceutical fluids, cryogenic fluids, liquefied gases and high-pressure applications.

Product Features:

• Wide flow rangeability including low flow rates
• Turndown ratio is up to 35:1
• Good level of accuracy at an economic price
• Simple, durable construction
• Easy to install and maintain
• Flexible connection to flow instruments for flow control
• Wide variety of process connections
• Turbine meters can operate over a wide range of temperatures and pressures
• Low pressure drop across the turbine
• Provides a convenient signal output